Williams Shines In Yankee Win Over Red Sox
Stan Williams returned to form for the New York Yankees with a relief outing in a 7-5 victory over Boston. The right-hander allowed only one hit in 2 2/3 innings, hit a decisive triple, scored later, and helped push New York four games ahead of Chicago while Kansas City beat Baltimore 6-4.
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Elston Howard
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New York
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Bouton or Bunning Likely AL Starter At All Star Game
President Cronin announced the American League roster for the July Cleveland game. Jim Bouton or Jim Bunning is favored to start, with Dick Radatz likely to finish, as AL selections include Mantle out and Albie Pearson filling in. Pitchers Gr Coasts include Grant Barber Pizarro and more, while infielders Pepitone Fox Vergalles Malzone anchor the sides.
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Dick Radatz
Joe Cronin
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Ken McBride
Los Angeles
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
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Steve Barber
Baltimore
Juan Pizarro
Chicago
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Mickey Mantle
Bucyrus Triumphs Over Wellsville In Midget B Classic
Bucyrus edged Wellsville 7 to 6 on Friday when the winning run came with two outs in the final inning. Key pitchers were Ronnie O'Connor Randy Fouts and Mike Horwick for Wellsville. In a Saturday exhibition with Louisburg at Wellsville Wellsville won 22 to 5 with Mike Holtwick starting and Billy Lytle relieving. Ricky O'Neill pitched the last inning and was praised for strong catching both games.
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Glynn Griffing
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Thunder Thornton
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry Ferguson
Detroit Lions
Dave Robinson
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Ray Mansfield
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Nate Rawsey
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All-America Preview Spotlights Eight Pro Rookies
Pro football rookies of 1968 show eight strong bets to make the grade after a high scoring All-America game in War Memorial Stadium. Hugh Campbell and Kermit Alexander lead the West standout list, with Lee Roy Jordan, George Saimes, Daryle Lamonica and others making strong cases for NFL rosters.
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Scoreboard Monday and Wednesday baseball results
Scores show Kansas City 6 Baltimore 4 and New York 7 Boston 5 with Monday games. Upcoming games list Chicago New York Boston Cleveland Los Angeles Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Kansas City Washington. Wednesday schedule includes Minnesota Detroit Boston Cleveland Chicago New York and Cincinnati San Francisco Los Angeles Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston.
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Sacred Heart Defeats Trinity In Forest Park Softball
Sacred Heart beat Trinity Sacred Heart 16 to 4 at Forest Park last night with Garcia earning the win and Foster taking the loss for Trinity Methodist. Wesleyan Methodist defeated North Baptist 11 to 2 as L DePriest pitched for the winners and WilshiL took the loss for North Baptist.
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Rotary Beats Elks 13-4 in Four-Inning Game
The Rotary Babe Ruth base ball team defeated the Elks 13-4 last night. Rotary scored 11 runs in the third inning of the four inning game while both teams posted two runs in the first inning. The Elks added two in the third.
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Giants Struggle as Slump Hits Giants in 1963 Race
San Francisco Giants hover in third place midway through the 1963 season as slumps erase hitting. Willie Mays drops to .257 after grounding out with runners aboard while the team .248 batting average is buoyed by stingy pitching and Marichal’s eight straight wins. McCovey 18 homers Cepeda 16 Mays 14 Alou 13 Bailey 13.
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Ed Bailey
Lyndon Wins First Of 3 In Finals
Lyndon defeated Junction City 64 in the first of a three game series for first place. In the consolation final, Abilene defeated Netewaka 11 2 to gain a berth in the state tournament at Wichita August 5. Lyndon Junction City and Abilene will play in the state tournament by virtue of their performance at Lyndon.
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Podres shines as Dodgers beat Braves on late rally
Los Angeles Dodgers ace Johnny Podres overcoming chronic back trouble tossed a five hit complete game striking out 12 as Wally Moon and Maury Wills set up a ninth inning rally for a 2-1 victory over Milwaukee. The Dodgers moved within a half game of the NL lead while Hal Woodeshick aided Houston in an 11 inning win over St. Louis.
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Wellsville Pirates Clinch Double Victory Over Stanley
Wellsville Pirates defeated Stanley 20 to 7 in a Sunday baseball game at Wellsville with Mike O'Connor on the mound. Earlier in a non league match at De Soto on Friday night Wellsville won 7 to 4 with Pulver and Dunlap as pitchers.
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Big Leagues Shift Manpower
Cincinnati Reds acquire infielder Charlie Neal and catcher Sammy Taylor from the New York Mets for waiver price. Mets receive a player to be named later likely Jesse Gonder. Reds trade Don Blasingame to Washington while Jim Coates goes to San Diego. Kansas City Athletics buy Charley Lau from Baltimore and option Manny Jimenez to Portland. Orioles promote Herm Sart tte and Fred Valentine from Rochester.
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Richter Bores Baseball Chooses Football Over Baseball
Washington AP Pat Richter, Wisconsin All-America end, says long baseball games bored him and led to signing with the NFL Washington Redskins after the Wisconsin season. He reportedly received a rookie salary around $21,000, the highest for a Redskins rookie.
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New Hope Beats Ruhamah in Softball Clash at Mears Park
New Hope boys teen softball team defeated Ruhamah 23 to 6 on Thursday night at Mears Park in June 1997. Pitchers for New Hope were Tom Sink and Bob Kohler while Ruhamah started Rocky Blackstone Carlos Cole and Donald Stottlemyer.
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Richter Chooses Football Over Baseball After College
Richter, a nine-letter athlete in three sports, rejected several baseball offers to sign with the Redskins. He prefers football's shorter seasons and cites travel and the 162-game MLB schedule as deterring factors. He plans to finish college and then seek local landscape architecture work.
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Rookie help carries cellar dwellers over Cardinals in 11 innings
Two rookies lift Houston to a 4-3 victory over St. Louis as Rusty Staub singles and scores Ernie Fazio. St. Louis lead over the Dodgers shrinks to a half game. Kansas City beat Baltimore 6-4 behind Norm Siebern doubles and Ken Harrelson’s bases loaded single.
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